Have never met a single person -- online or offline -- who is familiar with this album but it's in my top 5 and I consider it some of the greatest electronic music ever. 

 

6 minutes ago, holyground13 said:

Girl bffr!

Just now, Danes said:

Girl bffr!

Maybe I'm being dramatic but Chromatica, Damita Jo and Unbreakable have their haters unfortunately.

OKAY KAYA - WATCH THIS LIQUID POUR ITSELF.

 

Anything by chain gang of 1974

 

atc planet pop

 

And according to some of yall Miss Anthropocene

1 minute ago, holyground13 said:

Maybe I'm being dramatic but Chromatica, Damita Jo and Unbreakable have their haters unfortunately.

True, true. I think not that many people stan that MNEK album but the rest are (mostly) well liked.

 

1 minute ago, Jotham said:

this! 

 

‘Miss You So Much’ and ‘I Would Die For You’ are career highlights!

 

 

Poster girl by Zara larsson and Alive by Jessie J 

8 minutes ago, magazine said:

 

 

I used to listen to ‘Bang Dem Sticks’ so much I had to remove it from my playlist because I got scared it will appear as one of my most played songs of that year 

 

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33 minutes ago, Goaty said:

 

Have never met a single person -- online or offline -- who is familiar with this album but it's in my top 5 and I consider it some of the greatest electronic music ever. 

i love it. used to be obsessed with toi et moi and garde le pour toi

 

This album is better than some artists’ entire career output but I don’t think I’ve ever encountered a single person who has even heard it before. I’m alone on quality island I fear 

 

PSA to anyone: Definitely check out Look Away, Blue Film, #88, and Permutations if you’re going to hear any songs from this 

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17 minutes ago, magazine said:

 

 

"Walkashame" is still THAT song

I found it in a bargain bin of a record shop when I was in high school. My bestie and I originally started listening to it as a joke but then it hit and I actually fell in love and found her earlier album at another used CD shop lol. 
 

Leah is basically like if Alanis Morisette and Tori Amos had a child. 

 

 

and then her debut (equally good, if not better lol) 

 

Apparently people hate 20 Y.O. by Janet and E=MC2 by Mariah 

 

But for a really obscure album:
 

 

K-pop girl group Brown Eyed Girls' debut album in 2006. Before becoming an "art pop" group known for their vocals and showcasing sexuality in K-pop, they started off as a faceless group with a R&B/neo-soul sound. While they did become much more popular after switching image and sound/showcasing themselves in their music videos... I truly loved their first album when it initially came out and wished they maintained this sound a bit more.

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Her only legacy being that she killed Shakiras career in the US.  

 

 

 

 

Sis was never going to top the success of crossover smash hit "I Hope You Dance" but the label nor radio gave this album a chance. I feel it is so unique especially for its time with elements of jazz and several songs exceeding 5 minutes in length. The arrangements are beautiful and her vocal delivery is crisp. 

19 minutes ago, Le Grande said:

 

You're definitely not the only one who stans Anniemal, I've seen a lot of praise for both it and Don't Stop.

 

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This album kind of flopped upon release and I've never seen much conversation about it, but I think it's absolutely brilliant and the fact that it preceded albums like 1989 and Emotion in terms of its synth-pop sound without ever generating the same buzz online as either is truly mind-boggling to me.